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DAVIES 3704SE Pull Knob - Pull Knobs with Threaded Hole
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DAVIES 3704SE Pull Knob

The DAVIES Hand Knob (MPN 3704SE) is a pull knob with a threaded hole, featuring a thermoset construction with #10-32 thread, 60 mm thread length, and 1.09 in diameter. 3G Electric interprets this demand and sources…

SKU 3G-OTH-504851

Also listed as: 3704 SE · 3704-SE

Brand
DAVIES
Item
3704SE Pull Knob
Part Number
3704SE
Category
Pull Knobs with Threaded Hole
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
3704SE
Type
Thermoset, #10-32 Thread
Dia
1.09 in
Thread Lg
60 mm

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Product Description

The DAVIES Hand Knob (MPN 3704SE) is a pull knob with a threaded hole, featuring a thermoset construction with #10-32 thread, 60 mm thread length, and 1.09 in diameter. 3G Electric interprets this demand and sources it across 14 industrial departments, with specialist depth in combustion, pumps, and controls as an authorised distributor for brands like Schneider, ABB, Siemens, SKF, Festo, Fluke, Interpump, and FBR.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DAVIES Hand Knob 3704SE used for?

The DAVIES Hand Knob 3704SE is a pull knob with a threaded hole, designed for manual actuation or gripping on industrial equipment. Its thermoset construction and #10-32 thread make it suitable for control panels, machinery, and assembly applications where a durable, non-conductive grip is needed.

What are the specifications of the DAVIES Hand Knob 3704SE?

The DAVIES Hand Knob 3704SE has a 1.09 in diameter, thermoset material, #10-32 thread, and 60 mm thread length. It is a pull knob with a threaded hole, manufactured by DAVIES under MPN 3704SE. These specs ensure compatibility with standard industrial fasteners and panel mounts.

Where to buy the DAVIES Hand Knob 3704SE worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the DAVIES Hand Knob 3704SE worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source this pull knob across 14 departments, including specialist expertise in combustion, pumps, and controls. Contact us for availability and delivery to your location.

How to install the DAVIES Hand Knob 3704SE?

To install the DAVIES Hand Knob 3704SE, align the #10-32 threaded hole with the mating stud or screw on your panel or equipment. Hand-tighten until secure; avoid over-torquing to prevent damage to the thermoset material. For best results, use a thread-locking compound if vibration is expected.

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3G Electric supplies DAVIES pull knobs with threaded hole. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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